Articles Tagged with "1944"
Added during 2010
2010-04-16
W/Cdr Rolf Arne Berg was not only the CO of No. 132 Norwegian wing, but also one of the most dearly held officers among ...
2010-04-16
Having spent most of its wartime career in the Middle East, No. 127 Squadron was moved to the UK in 1944 in preparation for ...
2010-04-12
Many RAF units during the war adopted animal mascots, but none of them gained such fame as the famous goat of No. 609 (West Riding) Squadron.
2010-04-12
In 2007, a Spitfire crash site was uncovered in France, leading to the possible identification of the grave of the RAF pilot who remained ...
2010-04-12
“The basic specifications for United States aircraft now flying in combat areas were laid down five years or more ago, an indication of the ...
2010-04-11
During the Second World War, the skies over France and Germany were the responsibility of Britain’s Royal Air Force and the United States Army ...
2010-04-11
This article attempts to chart all active Royal Air Force airfields on the continent, from D-Day (June 6th, 1944) to the end of hostilities ...
Added during 2009
2009-11-22
Click on the image to enlarge The newest Spitfire drawing by prolific aviation illustrator Mr. Pavel Rampír from Czech Republic is this scene, showing ...
2009-09-02
“Blue Skies Over Darwin” is the title of this painting by Troy White, showing an RAAF Spitfire Mk. VIII in full glory over the ...
2009-09-02
Click on the image to enlarge Australian artist Noel Barnes sent us this image of his newest work, a portrait of Spitfire Mk. VIII ...
